Removing Lines from Existing Designations

How do I remove objections?

Removing objections and any other lines from a designation list is as easy as a right-click in OnCue. Remember that to remove any part of a transcript, it must be a part of a designation.

1. Select the designation that you wish to remove from

2. Select the text that you would like to remove

3. Right-click on that text you have selected

4. Choose the option to “Remove Selection”

5. OnCue will automatically update your playlist and create a new designation where the removed portion ended

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Right-Click Menu - Transcript Viewer

1

Pin Transcript

Keeps current transcript in Viewer if you click on another person's designation

2

Create New Designation List from Selection

Creates new list from selected portion

3

Add Selection

Add selected portion to the chosen designation list

4

Insert Selection Before

Insert selected portion before your chosen designation

5

Insert Selection After

Insert selected portion after your chosen designation

6

Preview Selection

Plays untuned portion of selected video

7

Copy Text

Copies text with page/line to your clipboard

8

Copy Text without Page/Line

Copies only the text to your clipboard

9

Copy Cite

Copies only the page/line to your clipboard

10

Split Before

Breaks your designation into two separate designations BEFORE the selected portion

11

Split After

Breaks your designation into two separate designations AFTER the selected portion

12

Remove Selection

Deletes selected portion from a chosen designation

13

Edit Start/Stop to Selection

Careful – changes page and line you have chosen in list to what you have selected in the transcript viewer

14

Select Active Highlighter

Sets color for you next selection

15

Set Highlighter Colors...

Set up your colors - See Designation Highlighters

16

Publish as Text Only

Show selected portion in Presentation with no video, only scrolling text

17

Publish

Show selected portion in Presentation

For more information about what you can do with the right-click menu, see our Understanding your Right-Click Menu - Designations article.